The DOJ seeks to end federal oversight of the Cleveland Police Department, citing reforms and commitment to constitutional policing since the 2015 consent decree.

CSU appoints Dr. Andrew Crawford and Dr. Chad Warren to key roles in enrollment and advancement, aiming to boost recruitment, financial aid, and fundraising efforts.

The Ohio House voted to let the Classic Learning Test join the ACT and SAT as an admissions option, passing H.B. 326 and sending the measure to the state Senate. Supporters say it widens choices, critics warn it could deepen equity questions.

The USAO for the Northern District of Ohio collected over $134 million in FY 2025 from civil and criminal actions, with notable recoveries from fraud and environmental violations.

The article describes changes to SNAP work requirements due to the One Big Beautiful Bill, affecting various groups and imposing strict consequences for non-compliance.

An investigation found Cleveland’s clerk of courts shifted tiny payment amounts between parking tickets for years, sometimes keeping registration holds in place and costing drivers money.

Parma mayors offered mixed reactions after the school board moved to place a 1.75% earned-income tax on the May ballot, a swap the district says will replace levies and shore up its budget.

Cleveland City Hall left a $1 million renter‑support grant frozen for roughly 387 days while contracts moved through the city’s review process, councilmembers say. Advocates worry the delay cost months of tenant outreach and eviction prevention.

North Olmsted PD took second place at the Pete Soto Chili Cook-off with a traditional recipe, supporting the Lorain County Blue Foundation and celebrating camaraderie.

CSU's Spring Dance Concert, from Feb. 20-22, highlights student's growth in theatre and dance, with an emphasis on choreography and live music collaborations. Directed by Michelle Ainza, the concert features a variety of dance genres.

Councilman Kevin Bishop was issued seven civil tickets after inspectors found multiple rental homes he owns were unregistered and lacked lead‑safe certifications amid a citywide enforcement push.

A newly obtained 2019 calendar shows Sen. Jon Husted met with Sam Randazzo two days before HB 6 was introduced, a detail surfaced during opening arguments in the FirstEnergy trial.

About 11,000 Cuyahoga County voter records were flagged for mismatched information, affected voters may need to cast provisional ballots unless they correct their records.